SOCIETY FOR STUDY OF ADDICTION

Societies focusses on the Studies of Addiction which comes to terms upon acknowledge over the detrimental causes associated with the continual exposure to addictive stimulus which prevailed over the Human Systems to take its effect. The key objective is to stand by communication and awareness over the Scientific Knowledge about dependency on alcohol and its derivatives and its similar forms which are equally competent. Our aim is to promote the scientific understanding of addiction and problems associated with it. Addiction Professionals of several Associations represents more than 10000 addiction counsellors, to create the awareness through campaigns and awareness programs and the role plays by the professional’s educators and other addiction-focused health care professionals at global scale .It corroborate with the associations of Study of addiction to affiliates the work to manifold the healthier environment which is enriched with fully refurbished sanitation facilities by ensuring the quality treatment and recovery support  .To conduct the research on alcohol and its carcinogenicity levels and reasons behind addiction and its related phenomenon. To suggest the national governments, NGO’s and International agencies who are potential enough to resolute the research on alcohol and causes for addiction. To stimulate the spirit of fraternity and international  collaboration among  the members through  sheer perspectives like organization of International scientific meetings and Colloquiums , printing, and publications of measures to dealt with problems associated with it especially neurological disorders, information exchange through newspapers, books, magazines, organization of seminars, workshops and clinics association programs. To promote the better understanding of interaction of drugs and its derivatives, alcohol, tobacco and other  toxic substances which affecting  the brain and central nervous systems  and their permissive level over different body chemistries of human systems and animals.